We protect pool investments in Orange by replacing the failed expansion joint between your coping and deck, before water intrusion turns into a five figure repair.
Orange Pool Protection
In Orange, pool decks take a beating. Orange has a high share of mature pools whose original joints have long since dried out and cracked. The flexible mastic joint that seals the gap between your coping and surrounding deck is the first thing to go, and once it cracks or pulls away, water reaches the soil underneath. From there the deck begins to move, slabs heave and settle, and a simple joint becomes a structural problem.
Pool Mastic Pros does one thing in Orange: we remove the old, failed mastic completely, prep and clean the joint, set fresh backer rod at the correct depth, and install commercial grade, self leveling mastic in grey or tan with your choice of sand finish. Because mastic is all we do, every Orange job runs the same disciplined process, finishes in a single day, and is backed by a written 2 year workmanship warranty.
We serve homeowners throughout Orange, including Old Towne Orange, Orange Park Acres, and Mabury Ranch. You get a fixed price by text before we schedule, the pool stays unused for a 48 hour cure, and nothing is owed until the work is complete and you have seen the finished joint.
Full Removal · Orange
Finished Joint · OrangeOrange FAQ
Yes, we service pools throughout Orange and the surrounding area. If you are just outside the city line, call us anyway. Odds are we are already working nearby.
One day. We remove the old mastic, prep the joint, set new backer rod, and install fresh mastic in a single visit, then the 48 hour cure window begins.
Orange jobs are priced per linear foot of joint, with a fixed quote sent by text before we schedule. It is a small fraction of the cost of repairing a Orange pool deck after a failed joint lets water wash out the soil beneath it.
In Orange's climate, plan on replacing pool mastic every five to seven years, sooner on decks that get full afternoon sun. Replace it as soon as you see cracking or separation, because that is when water starts reaching the soil under your deck.
